Formal name: "animalia".

List of animal class: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animal_classes

Domain list only, no IPs and no dates. We haven't been able to extract anything of interest from this source so far.

Domain hit count when we were at 69 hits: only 9, some of which had been since reused. Likely their data collection did not cover the dates of interest.

Answers suggest hat you basically pick a random large odd number, and add 2 to it until your selected primality test passes.

The prime number theorem tells us that the probability that a number between 1 and $N$ is a prime number is $1/log(N)$.

Therefore, for an N-bit integer, we only have to run the test N times on average to find a prime.

Since say, A 512-bit integer is already humongous and sufficiently large, we would only need to search 512 times on average even for such sizes, and therefore the procedure scales well.

TODO what does this Chinese forum track? New registrations? Their focus seems to be domain name speculation

Some of the threads contain domain dumps. We haven't yet seen a scrapable URL pattern, but their data goes way back and did have various hits. The forum seems to have started in 2006: club.domain.cn/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=41&page=10127

club.domain.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=241704 "【国际域名拟删除列表】2007年06月16日" is the earliest list we could find. It is an expired domain list.

Some hits:

pastebin.com/CTXnhjeS dated mega early on Sep 30th, 2012 by CYBERTAZIEX.

This source was found by Oleg Shakirov.

Holy fuck the type of data source that we get in this area of work!

This pastebin contained a few new hits, in addition to some pre-existing ones. Most of the hits them seem to be linked to the IP 72.34.53.174, which presumably is a major part of the fingerprint found by CYBERTAZIEX, though unsurprisingly methodology is unclear. As documented, the domains appear to be linked to a "Condor hosting" provider, but it is hard to find any information about it online.

From the title, it would seem that someone hacked into Condor and defaced all of its sites, including unknowingly some CIA ones which is LOL.

Ciro Santilli checked every single non-subdomain domain in the list.

Other files under the same account: pastebin.com/u/cybertaziex did not seem of interest.

The author's real name appears to be Deni Suwandi: twitter.com/denz_999 from Indonesia, but all accounts appear to be inactive, otherwise we'd ping him to ask for more info about the list.

www.zone-h.com lists some of the domains. They also seem to have intended to have snapshots of the defaces but we can't see them which is sad:

These are the final equations that you derive from the Lagrangian via the Euler-Lagrange equation which specify how the system evolves with time.

OK, Oleg Shakirov's findings inspired Ciro Santilli to try Yandexing a bit more...

alljohnny.com had a hit: ipinf.ru/domains/alljohnny.com/, and so Ciro started looking around... and a good number of other things have hits.

Not all of them, definitely less data than viewdns.info.

But they do reverse IP, and they show which nearby reverse IPs have hits on the same page, for free, which is great!

Shame their ordering is purely alphabetical, doesn't properly order the IPs so it is a bit of a pain, but we can handle it.

OMG, Russians!!!

The data here had a little bit of non-overlap from other sources. 4 new confirmed hits were found, plus 4 possible others that were left as candidates.

Now that's some basal shit! It's basically a fucking blob!!! Except that it is flat. No nervous system. Not even tissues. It is basically a multicellular

Likely the best JavaScript 2D game engine as of 2023.Uses Matter.js as a physics engine if enabled. There's also an alternative (in-house?) "arcade" engine: photonstorm.github.io/phaser3-docs/Phaser.Physics.Arcade.ArcadePhysics.html but it appears to be simpler/less robust (but also possibly faster).

TODO any 2D first person examples a bit like Ciro's 2D reinforcement learning games?

The examples are present under:but note that that repo is huge, about 4.5 GiB on local disk, as is has tons of assets.

The demos also include a Monaco-editor based sandbox mode where you can edit code directly on the web and see the game update which is a really sweet addition.